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That is the line peddled by the BLF/BWIU, not the lawyers. Generally I would agree with you SC, it was a great natural fibre which copped a bad rap due to poor materials handling practices and poor/non-existent OHS (if they wore masks/disposable gear etc many of these issues would not be obvious).

The cars recently imported from China under the 'Great Wall' & 'Chery' brands have asbestos gaskets and other bits - check it out and here I bet you're glad that you bought that cheap ute now Datto ;)

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Irresponsible comment NEK, in friable or poor condition it is a dangerous material though the effects of exposure are not immediate. Care should always be taken when working with asbestos - eradicate whenever possible.